Sentence examples for severe development challenges from inspiring English sources

'Fragile state' is a common description for a poor country which faces severe development challenges.

The inauguration comes at a time when jubilation in Senegal has begun to give way to the reality of governing a country facing severe development challenges.

The World Bank describes a fragile state as a country 'facing particularly severe development challenges such as weak institutional capacity, poor governance, political instability, and frequently ongoing violence or the legacy effects of past severe conflict' [ 1].

If we continue our "business-as-usual" treatment of the planet, future generations will face not only ecological collapse but also severe peace, security and development challenges.

Chronic inequalities may draw attention to past failures to deal with development challenges such as Africa's HIV/Aids crisis, malaria and tuberculosis in the 1990s where severe under-representation of Africans on its board of governors and in regional offices, and the general lack of an African voice, show that inequalities affect output and outcomes.

"It's about addressing development challenges".

Big data for development: Challenges & opportunities, 2012.

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The Middle East is therefore not just a security challenge, but it is a development challenge too".

Such detailed descriptions impose severe computational challenges and motivate the development of multiscale solution strategies.

Developing nations face severe nutritional challenges.